Thank you to whoever requested this song. I haven’t heard it in years, actually forgot about it cuz it’s been so long. Brings back alot if great memories when there was no worries and life was just carefree. Again, thank you for requesting it and thank you Jay and Amber for playing it. I loved it then and still love it today. Timeless tune.❤😊🇺🇸🤘🏼😎💜 Pure fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Their instrumental "Waiter there's a yawn in my ear" live version is nothing short of ground breaking brilliance. I'm guessing because my comment is 21 hours too late for you to read this, I'm hoping anyone else late on here may agree with me and help promote the song. Fingers crossed XX
This rendition is fantastic. The musicianship is fantastic love the strings in this. Lots of tempo changes great guitar work. Great reaction guys keep on doing what you are doing ❤
Not bad for 51 years ago! Songs like this are why most people would rather listen to music written for their grandparents in the 1970s-80s or even before that over the stuff today.
MANFRED MAN'S EARTH BAND - " Don't Kill It Carol " another massively creative and Up Tempo Rock classic. This song is absolutely C 🌎 🌍 L and youguys are definitely going to love this song too.And it's also as amazing in style just like Spirits In The Night , except only a bit Faster and super Rockin and Rollin plus keyboard section is phenomenal
Don’t forget “Davey’s on the Road Again,” “Martha’s Madman,” “ Living without You,” “Give Me the Good Earth,” “ It’s All Over Now Baby Blue,” “ Joybringer,” “The Mighty Quinn,” & “ Redemption Song.” So many great songs/covers to choose from!
"For You" , "Rosalita" and " Kittys Back (In Town)" showcase Bruce Springsteen's story telling with revved up rock and roll from his early years. You will love it.
since we're talking Springsteen you guys need to listen to Prove It All Night under two conditions:1,a live performance and 2,it needs to be from 1978. Yeah, I'm one of those...
One of the best live bands ever an still touring. I'm looking forward to seeing them in june for the 9th time. Mick Rogers on guitar and Manfred on keybords, 83 years old and still rocking.
Amber, if you enjoy saying Mannferd Mann's Earth Band you will love saying Walk Off The Earth!! And you'll love the amazing, offbeat way they make music too! Give "Hello" featuring Myles and Isaac a try some Fine Future Female Friday!!!!
Great pick guys! Manfred Mann's Earth Band made song covers their own. I think it's the instrumentation that puts above other cover bands. React to their cover of Bob Dylan's "You Angel You" or Bruce Springsteen's "For You" next. Thanks.😎
Haven’t heard this version for quite awhile and quite frankly this version and Springsteen version are of equal listening value for me. Thanks for dragging this out to play. 😎🍺☮️
Thanks for playing this song that I haven’t heard since it was a hit back in 1977. You should check out Manfred Mann’s seminal classic Do Wah Diddy Diddy from 1964 next.
I have followed the MMEB since the mid 60's before they were the Earth Band in the early 70's they morphed into one of the most progressive bands through the 70's & 80's and are still playing gigs, welcome to my world!
This song was on the "Nightingales & Bombers" album, released in 1975. It had to be '75, cause my girlfriend gave me this album for my 16th birthday. I turned 16 in August of 1975. Still one of my favorite albums of all time... do yourselves a favor and listen to the whole album. Killer album! "The Good Earth" and " Solar Fire", are killer albums as well.
Wasn't it a great time for music... man! All the reactions I see from people who were unaware of this era of music, says that we were very lucky to be alive when this music was released. Everybody trying to make a living in music, had to have the talent. No computers to help them fake it. @@utekrause8334
I've got one that I'd say you all have never heard of And he's a country music singer. David Lee Murphy and the song is Dust on the bottle. I promise you will love it. 80s music
J & Amber, another song of his written by Bruce Springsteen!! Manfred is a keyboardist, arranger, singer and songwriter. Bruce's version is best. You are overdue for more Springsteen "Rosalita", "Thunder Road" and "Jungleland" !! Great sax solo on Jungleland.
I agree with listening to those great Bruce Springsteen songs but I absolutely disagree that his original version of this song is better. Manfred Mann's Earth Band *ALWAYS* did *EVERYTHING* better than Springsteen. The only difference between Bruce's original version of "Spirits In The Night" vs. "Blinded By The Light" and "For You" is that the former is actually a good song to begin with. "Blinded By The Light?" Not so much. It's just Bruce rambling on and on for 5 minutes. And don't even get me started on the awfulness that is his original version of "For You." Manfred Mann took both those songs and made monster Progressive and Hard Rock hits out of them.
Manfred Mann released two versions of this. One where Mick Rogers sang the lead. When they switched to lead vocalist Chris Thompson the next year, they recorded it again. Most people don't realize there are two versions that you can tell apart, and they know both.
Manfred Mann go back to the early 60’s, a extremely talented band. The band split into two around 1970. One becoming The Manfreds, very popular, whilst Manfred Mann himself formed a couple of bands which morphed into the Earth Band. Manfred is a brilliant Keyboards player!
This was first released as a single in about 1973 or so and it did OK but when Blinded By The Light had that phenominal success they re-mixed it and re-released it again in 1976. I "think" this is the re-mix version. I hope someone else can chime in to verify or correct me! BTW, Springsteen's lyrics and Manfred Mann's music really nailed the summer of 1976 for me. Heading to the beach in Half Moon Bay on a warm summers night. Doing what you felt like doing. Not hurting anybody, just havin' a good time. Waking up in your own bed the next morning. Waiting to see your friends so maybe they can tell you what it was that you did the night before. "Dude! Where's my car!" Growing up in the 70's. Music, girls, cars, a little of this...a little of that. Nothing else like it.
Ya, it was released bt MM as a single in 75/76 off the album (not 73) but then released again in 1977 with a different mix and a different lead singer, hoping to cash in on the success of Blinded...Either way, I like them both. All three really. Gotta respect The Boss!@@wotgM316
I remember hearing the remix and thinking "somethings not right. It sounds different". Thankfully, after getting complaints, or "feedback" one S.J. FM station played them both back-to-back. I thought I was going crazy at 17!@@dragonan5674
It's the original with Mick Rogers on vocals. They put out another version in the US with Chris Thompson as the lead singer after the success of Blinded By The Light.
Hey guys I am really happy I came along your channel. Watching you guys enjoy some of these songs that I’ve loved for years makes me enjoy them all over again I have tried to find songs you haven’t heard before from my area, 70’s and 80’s but hard to do as you’ve heard em all but,,,,, maybe not this band ,,, THE TUBES,,,,, song is ONE IN A MILLION. I think you will like Ricky B
Can't understand how they've not hit on the Tubes yet - great wormhole to explore - great American vaudeville rock experience! 'Close to You' ' White Punks on Dope'
This band is highly underrated. There's plenty more good stuff if you want to explore their work more. My 2 favorite songs are "Father of Day, Father of Night" and "The Good Earth". Spirits in the Night is right up there too.
@@jackedwards7420 No, Chapter 3 was from 1969 to 1970, before Manfred founded his Earth Band without Mike Hugg who was in both "Manfred Mann" and "MM Ch. 3".
I ove manfred man, this came out when I was in 8th grade, loved it then, love it now. One reason is it brings back so many great memories ya know, when life was more simple, no worries, just having fun all the time. I’m gonna have to check online and see what these guys are up to now. I wish I had a time machine so I could go back ( just for a little while) hell idk, I would probably want to stay lol. Good choice guys.👍👌🤟
As with this one and Blinded By the Light, a cover of an early Springsteen song from Greetings From Asbury Park. I like their versions better than Bruce's, TBH.
I only started listening to them in the 1980s. So my favorites where the albums Watch, Angel Stations and Chance, and I kept listening to them for many years.
Manfred Mann himself is the keyboard player and his original band called simply Manfred Mann gave us the 60s classic Do Wah Diddy Diddy (#1 in 64), and although he was born in South Africa his original band was formed in England and they were part of that initial British Invasion. Check out his song The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) (#10 in 1968). This version of Spirit In The Night is the album version, single was shorter without the solos.
Bottomless Lakes State Park in the 70's. Everybody around here knows exactly what I mean. This song...another Saturday night in our teen lives. Wonderful Days.
You really must do "Doo Wa Ditty" by Manfred Mann. It is an absolute classic. You have probably heard the hook at some time but you will have fun with the full song.
I have this song, plus "Blinded By The Light" and the third Springsteen song "For You" on my playlist for my overnight work shifts. I also have their song "The Runner" that they did for the Olympics in the 80s. It has a Pink Floyd synth vibe.
Excellent track! Another great track from that album is "Time is Right" followed immediately with "Crossfade". The album is called "Nightingales and Bombers". Cheers!
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Go back to the 60’s and listen to Manfred Man “ Do Wah Diddy Diddy”
They did about a year ago 👍
My mistake,no that was blinded by the light . My apology ✌️
I haven't heard this for _years,_ and it's got better with age. Nice one. Glad you liked it.
Thank you to whoever requested this song. I haven’t heard it in years, actually forgot about it cuz it’s been so long. Brings back alot if great memories when there was no worries and life was just carefree. Again, thank you for requesting it and thank you Jay and Amber for playing it. I loved it then and still love it today. Timeless tune.❤😊🇺🇸🤘🏼😎💜
Pure fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I've said it before, I'll say it again; I LOVE watching you two getting into the music and chair dancing! You make me smile every reaction you do!
-exactly ... !-
You can NEVER say it often enough !!!
Their instrumental "Waiter there's a yawn in my ear" live version is nothing short of ground breaking brilliance. I'm guessing because my comment is 21 hours too late for you to read this, I'm hoping anyone else late on here may agree with me and help promote the song. Fingers crossed XX
My husband and I just love your channel! You are such a darling couple and your little girls are so sweet! Thanks for all you put up for us to enjoy!
Bruce's original version is like having a great story narrated to you. This version is like a movie! Very cool!
"For You" is another good Springsteen cover by Manfred Mann's Earth Band.
always liked that one
For Waa Diddy Diddy rocks!
Yes please. “For You” is great
'For You' is another great song by Manfred Mann's Earth Band, originally penned by Bruce Springsteen.
My favorite.
All off his very first album "Greetings From Asbury Park, NJ".
Father of Day, Father of Night · Manfred Mann's Earth Band
Blinded by the lights from Manfred man
This rendition is fantastic. The musicianship is fantastic love the strings in this. Lots of tempo changes great guitar work. Great reaction guys keep on doing what you are doing ❤
A real Gem from the 70s. The most creative period in Rock Music.
This song was all over the radio in the 70's.
Amber gets it. Totally spacing out!!
Not bad for 51 years ago! Songs like this are why most people would rather listen to music written for their grandparents in the 1970s-80s or even before that over the stuff today.
So true! My kids and grandkids listen to our music.
MANFRED MAN'S EARTH BAND - " Don't Kill It Carol " another massively creative and Up Tempo Rock classic. This song is absolutely C 🌎 🌍 L and youguys are definitely going to love this song too.And it's also as amazing in style just like Spirits In The Night , except only a bit Faster and super Rockin and Rollin plus keyboard section is phenomenal
Don’t forget “Davey’s on the Road Again,” “Martha’s Madman,” “ Living without You,” “Give Me the Good Earth,” “ It’s All Over Now Baby Blue,” “ Joybringer,” “The Mighty Quinn,” & “ Redemption Song.” So many great songs/covers to choose from!
Angel Station is a great album.
"You Angel You", "Angels At My Gate", "You Are - I Am".
58...56...54 good angels at my door....
Wow swept away didn't want the song to end 😊❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Totally forgot about this one. Wow, it's great to hear it again 😀
"For You" , "Rosalita" and " Kittys Back (In Town)" showcase Bruce Springsteen's story telling with revved up rock and roll from his early years. You will love it.
since we're talking Springsteen you guys need to listen to Prove It All Night under two conditions:1,a live performance and 2,it needs to be from 1978. Yeah, I'm one of those...
Killer intro - maybe Bruce's best guitar work.
Another song I haven't heard for decades, but fun to listen to again while vibing with RSR.
Одна из лучших групп 70 х 80 х годов . Майк Любовиц бесподобен ❤❤❤
Ah the memories guys you brought back to me great times and great song keep it up jay and Amber 👍😜
I saw that band twice in the early seventies, and they were even better live! Thanks for bringing back some great memories.
One of the best live bands ever an still touring. I'm looking forward to seeing them in june for the 9th time. Mick Rogers on guitar and Manfred on keybords, 83 years old and still rocking.
Manfred Mann must have really loved Springsteen's debut album, the Earth Band covered three songs from "Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J."
This was definitely wind down music back in the day, yeah, yeah, yeah. Thanks for the memories!
Amber your chair dancing 💃 is AWSOME you go girl feel the music in your soul 🎉❤
P.S. almost forgot Jay you got moves too 🕺 ❤
Amber, if you enjoy saying Mannferd Mann's Earth Band you will love saying Walk Off The Earth!! And you'll love the amazing, offbeat way they make music too! Give "Hello" featuring Myles and Isaac a try some Fine Future Female Friday!!!!
Great pick guys! Manfred Mann's Earth Band made song covers their own. I think it's the instrumentation that puts above other cover bands. React to their cover of Bob Dylan's "You Angel You" or Bruce Springsteen's "For You" next. Thanks.😎
Haven’t heard this version for quite awhile and quite frankly this version and Springsteen version are of equal listening value for me. Thanks for dragging this out to play. 😎🍺☮️
Love this song!
Oh I remember this song watchin a hazy sunset with some smoke curling around ya with a fun girl and some wine listening to it
The Boss Greetings from Ashbury Park NJ 😮. Next is 'For You' rocks even more they did 3 songs by Bruce 😮
ASBURY
Thanks for playing this song that I haven’t heard since it was a hit back in 1977. You should check out Manfred Mann’s seminal classic Do Wah Diddy Diddy from 1964 next.
As others have noted, "For You" is another must listen.
I have followed the MMEB since the mid 60's before they were the Earth Band in the early 70's they morphed into one of the most progressive bands through the 70's & 80's and are still playing gigs, welcome to my world!
You guys GOTTA listen to Dont Kill It Carol by manfred manns band. They use the talk box in it
Boy did that bring back some good memories !! Thanks
As one of my other favorite reactors would say - that guitar was DIRTY !!!
This song was on the "Nightingales & Bombers" album, released in 1975. It had to be '75, cause my girlfriend gave me this album for my 16th birthday. I turned 16 in August of 1975. Still one of my favorite albums of all time... do yourselves a favor and listen to the whole album. Killer album! "The Good Earth" and " Solar Fire", are killer albums as well.
Me turned 16 in july 1975, great times great music.
Wasn't it a great time for music... man! All the reactions I see from people who were unaware of this era of music, says that we were very lucky to be alive when this music was released. Everybody trying to make a living in music, had to have the talent. No computers to help them fake it.
@@utekrause8334
Dang... I just left a comment on a diff channel requesting this song, and not 10 mins later, here you are!
lets go!
Two of 3 of the songs that you’ve reacted to were written by Bruce Springsteen. You should check out his versions that he recorded.
Quinn The Eskimo is a Dylan tune. That's the other one they've done.
@@dragonan5674 Yeah, I probably should have specified for them which two I was talking about. With your post it should be clear now. Thanks!
Manfred Mann recorded several Bruce Springsteen songs. Blinded By The Light, Spirits In The Night and my personal favorite, For You.
I've got one that I'd say you all have never heard of And he's a country music singer. David Lee Murphy and the song is Dust on the bottle. I promise you will love it. 80s music
90s song
Questions by Manfred Mann is so emotional
Great Tune, I rem listening to Manfred Mann when i was a young guy. I enjoyed that one, Thank You
J & Amber, another song of his written by Bruce Springsteen!! Manfred is a keyboardist, arranger, singer and songwriter. Bruce's version is best. You are overdue for more Springsteen "Rosalita", "Thunder Road" and "Jungleland" !! Great sax solo on Jungleland.
Yes, I wish they would react to more Springsteen songs; there are so very many great ones!
I don't see how you could say Bruce's version was better
@@paulbaptiste3527I think Bruce's is far superior.
I agree with listening to those great Bruce Springsteen songs but I absolutely disagree that his original version of this song is better. Manfred Mann's Earth Band *ALWAYS* did *EVERYTHING* better than Springsteen. The only difference between Bruce's original version of "Spirits In The Night" vs. "Blinded By The Light" and "For You" is that the former is actually a good song to begin with. "Blinded By The Light?" Not so much. It's just Bruce rambling on and on for 5 minutes. And don't even get me started on the awfulness that is his original version of "For You." Manfred Mann took both those songs and made monster Progressive and Hard Rock hits out of them.
@@paulbaptiste3527 true. Bruce’s is better by far
Love the song and love how you got into it.
Manfred Mann released two versions of this. One where Mick Rogers sang the lead. When they switched to lead vocalist Chris Thompson the next year, they recorded it again. Most people don't realize there are two versions that you can tell apart, and they know both.
Manfred Mann go back to the early 60’s, a extremely talented band. The band split into two around 1970. One becoming The Manfreds, very popular, whilst Manfred Mann himself formed a couple of bands which morphed into the Earth Band. Manfred is a brilliant Keyboards player!
Such a giant hit in our area! Everybody stopped talking when this song came on...Just an all around good song.....made so much better by MMEB
This is a cover, the original song it was written and sang by Bruce Springsteen
Just stepped into a time portal, thanks. You two are too fun, keep it up. Thanks for the smile.
The Nightingales & Bombers album was jam-packed with great music. Crossfade is one of my favourites. This number is peak Psychedelia.
Forgot all about this funky nugget. Good choice!
This was first released as a single in about 1973 or so and it did OK but when Blinded By The Light had that phenominal success they re-mixed it and re-released it again in 1976. I "think" this is the re-mix version. I hope someone else can chime in to verify or correct me! BTW, Springsteen's lyrics and Manfred Mann's music really nailed the summer of 1976 for me. Heading to the beach in Half Moon Bay on a warm summers night. Doing what you felt like doing. Not hurting anybody, just havin' a good time. Waking up in your own bed the next morning. Waiting to see your friends so maybe they can tell you what it was that you did the night before. "Dude! Where's my car!" Growing up in the 70's. Music, girls, cars, a little of this...a little of that. Nothing else like it.
Yes, you are correct. This is a remix. I have the original on vinyl.
Springsteen's single was in 1973. Manfred Mann's single was released in July 1975. It's not a remix. It's the album version from 1975.
Ya, it was released bt MM as a single in 75/76 off the album (not 73) but then released again in 1977 with a different mix and a different lead singer, hoping to cash in on the success of Blinded...Either way, I like them both. All three really. Gotta respect The Boss!@@wotgM316
I remember hearing the remix and thinking "somethings not right. It sounds different". Thankfully, after getting complaints, or "feedback" one S.J. FM station played them both back-to-back. I thought I was going crazy at 17!@@dragonan5674
It's the original with Mick Rogers on vocals. They put out another version in the US with Chris Thompson as the lead singer after the success of Blinded By The Light.
Hey guys I am really happy I came along your channel. Watching you guys enjoy some of these songs that I’ve loved for years makes me enjoy them all over again
I have tried to find songs you haven’t heard before from my area, 70’s and 80’s but hard to do as you’ve heard em all but,,,,, maybe not this band ,,, THE TUBES,,,,, song is ONE IN A MILLION. I think you will like
Ricky B
Can't understand how they've not hit on the Tubes yet - great wormhole to explore - great American vaudeville rock experience! 'Close to You' ' White Punks on Dope'
Great song but it's called "She's a Beauty." It's a song about The Tubes' and my hometown, San Francisco...
@@joecarcione6636 ahh yes, you are right,,, cheers
Lots of great tracks by MMEB,guys.. hope you continue down this rabbit hole! Cheers, T
Don’t forget Manfred Mann’s “California”!!!
This band is highly underrated. There's plenty more good stuff if you want to explore their work more. My 2 favorite songs are "Father of Day, Father of Night" and "The Good Earth". Spirits in the Night is right up there too.
Just so you know, Manfred Mann had 2 different bands; the first was titled Manfred Mann in 62-69 then Manfred Mann Earth Band from 1971 on!
Not to forget that inbetween those bands was "Manfred Mann Chapter III" who released 2 albums.
@frankj10000 I thought that was after Earth Band (#2) and was still using the same members so was still Earth Band just renamed for a while!
@@jackedwards7420 No, Chapter 3 was from 1969 to 1970, before Manfred founded his Earth Band without Mike Hugg who was in both "Manfred Mann" and "MM Ch. 3".
This is my #2 Bruce Springsteen song, POINT BLANK being #1, #3 THE RIVER, #4 DOWNBOUND TRAIN.
Amber found her "whiskey & cigar" song!
I haven’t heard this song since I was a kid, at least not this version of it. For you is another great song from these guys that Springsteen wrote.
i think this is the most INTO a song i've seen you guys get!
"Davey's On The Road Again."
I ove manfred man, this came out when I was in 8th grade, loved it then, love it now. One reason is it brings back so many great memories ya know, when life was more simple, no worries, just having fun all the time. I’m gonna have to check online and see what these guys are up to now. I wish I had a time machine so I could go back ( just for a little while) hell idk, I would probably want to stay lol. Good choice guys.👍👌🤟
Thanks for this, the music of my youth. Great times.
I'm amused about the vibe y'all are getting from it, when the song is about a bunch of friends going to a beach and getting stoned.
Man what a great song. Amber you get the vibes from the 60s and 70s. 😎
This entire album is great. Visionary Mountain is quite the song.
Hey..it's MM...of course it's a fun song! They had such a great sound back then! Hey..it was the 60's 😂😂😂
70s
Bruce wrote it - Manfred Mann killed it. Bruce does a great live version of this song too. You guys need to do more Bruce.
Must react to their banger, For You!!
As with this one and Blinded By the Light, a cover of an early Springsteen song from Greetings From Asbury Park. I like their versions better than Bruce's, TBH.
YES!
Excellent song
Damn, I forgot how good that song was! Thanks for checking it out so I could remember.
I only started listening to them in the 1980s. So my favorites where the albums Watch, Angel Stations and Chance, and I kept listening to them for many years.
Manfred Man is a band made for playing after midnight.
Wow - that is so much creativity in one song. Still sounds fresh too. For a more 'fun' sound try' Davy's on the Road Again'
They do such a great job with this song.
Chris Thompson on guitar, magical with synth based guitar sections also.
Manfred Mann himself is the keyboard player and his original band called simply Manfred Mann gave us the 60s classic Do Wah Diddy Diddy (#1 in 64), and although he was born in South Africa his original band was formed in England and they were part of that initial British Invasion. Check out his song The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) (#10 in 1968). This version of Spirit In The Night is the album version, single was shorter without the solos.
"The Mighty Quinn" is a Bob Dylan song ( about Anthony Quinn playing an Eskimo in a movie ), but Manfred Mann had the hit with their cover of it.
Another one I haven't heard! Awesome, I love it!
I'm with you Jay...a good Cuban cigar and a newly opened bourbon!
It's my first time hearing this song. Pretty good.
Totally cla ssic song!! Radio favorite of mine for sure!
My favorite is "Solar Fire" the Song and the complete album.
Manfred Mann's first big hit was "Do Wah Diddy Diddy" released in 1964.
Bottomless Lakes State Park in the 70's. Everybody around here knows exactly what I mean. This song...another Saturday night in our teen lives. Wonderful Days.
The Road To Babylon,Martha's Madman ,Don't Kill It Carol,Joybringer and Demolition Man are some you should listen to,great band.
These guy's didn't just cover Bruce they basically rewrote those three charted tunes! AWSOMELY I MAY ADD!
Great reaction! Now please do "You Angel You" from the 'Angel Station' album back in '79.
The rhythm section has a Steely Dan feel to it
This song came off the nightingales and bombers album, that whole album is a vibe
Another great Manfred track in the surprisingly rare category of songs inspired by paintings is Cubist Town.
You really must do "Doo Wa Ditty" by Manfred Mann. It is an absolute classic. You have probably heard the hook at some time but you will have fun with the full song.
When "Doo Wa Ditty" came out I believe they were just called Manfred Mann. Don't know when they became the Earth Band.
@@johnsilva9139 You are right. I'll edit.
I have this song, plus "Blinded By The Light" and the third Springsteen song "For You" on my playlist for my overnight work shifts. I also have their song "The Runner" that they did for the Olympics in the 80s. It has a Pink Floyd synth vibe.
You might want to give an ear to "Circles" and "Questions". All by Manfred Mann and listening to what you like, you will very much enjoy them.
Excellent track! Another great track from that album is "Time is Right" followed immediately with "Crossfade". The album is called "Nightingales and Bombers". Cheers!